This is what the new Law for strengthening the mining and energy sectors approved by the Assembly proposes
Ecuador's National Assembly has approved a new Organic Law aimed at strengthening the mining and energy sectors to enhance fiscal revenues and support macroeconomic stability.
MTN Nigeria posts N5.2tn revenue, boosts economy
MTN Nigeria reported a service revenue of N5.2 trillion for the 2025 fiscal year, highlighting its role in supporting national economic development through substantial investments and tax contributions.
How 'bond vigilantes' have evaluated our fiscal policy?
The article discusses the assessment of Brazil's fiscal policy by 'bond vigilantes' and how it reflects on the country's economic health post-Bolsonaro administration.
Manitoba budget set to be revealed on March 24 as province deals with growing deficit
Manitoba's NDP government plans to announce its budget on March 24, facing challenges related to health care, cost of living, and a significant fiscal deficit.
Mendonça authorized the breaking of the 'Lulinha' secrecy before the CPMI of INSS
Minister André Mendonça authorized the breach of financial, fiscal, and telematics secrecy of Fábio Luís Lula da Silva, known as 'Lulinha', before the approval by the CPMI related to the INSS.
Budget 2027: France Will Have to Make an Effort of 40 Billion Euros to Meet Its Commitments
France needs to find an additional 40 billion euros to meet its fiscal commitments to the European Union by 2027.
Schloss Bellevue: Taxpayers' Association warns of billion-euro renovation
The Taxpayers' Association (BdSt) criticizes the high costs associated with the renovation of Schloss Bellevue, the official residence of the German President.
Increase in import tariff could raise up to R$ 20 billion this year and exchange for national products is 'uncertain', says Senate agency
The Brazilian government's increase in import tariffs on over a thousand products is projected to generate up to R$ 20 billion in revenue this year, according to the Independent Fiscal Institution.
Central Bank Suffers: Another Billion Loss for the ECB
The European Central Bank reported a billion euro loss for the fiscal year, though lower than the previous year's loss.
Detailed Report: Prime Minister 'Does Not Assume Return of Futenma Base' in Upper House Representative Questions
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi expressed confidence in the passage of the initial budget for the new fiscal year while stating that the return of the US Futenma Air Station in Okinawa is not expected.
IMF issues national debt warning to US
The IMF warns that the US national debt is set to reach 140% of GDP within five years if fiscal deficits are not reduced.
South Africa: Charting the 2026 Budget - From National Debt to Personal Income Tax
The article examines South Africa's 2026 National Budget, highlighting significant fiscal policy changes and their implications for citizens.
The reaction to Nvidia's results was modest
The reaction to Nvidia's financial results for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2026 was understated despite surpassing market analysts' expectations.
The electoral reform as a fiscal prelude
The recent electoral reform proposal in Mexico is seen not just as a political system redesign, but as a strategic move towards addressing more complex fiscal discussions.
New losses for the yen
The yen has fallen to a two-week low against the dollar following the appointment of two academics to Japan's central bank board, raising concerns about future interest rate hikes amidst supportive monetary and fiscal policies advocated by Prime Minister Sanae Takeichi.
Technology Giant Nvidia's Revenue Hits Record High
Nvidia, the American AI chip manufacturer, reported a record revenue of $68.1 billion for its latest fiscal quarter, surpassing expectations and marking a 73% increase from the previous year.
AI giant Nvidia broke records in the previous quarter
Nvidia reported record-breaking results in its last fiscal quarter, with revenues of $68 billion and profits nearing $43 billion.
Nvidia's revenue and profits surge in 2025 with AI boost and optimistic forecasts
Nvidia reports a record revenue of $215.9 billion for the previous fiscal year, driven by a 73% increase in Q4 earnings fueled by the growing demand for AI technologies.
Nvidia forecasts sales of $78 billion in the first fiscal quarter, above expectations
Nvidia has projected sales of $78 billion in the first fiscal quarter, exceeding market expectations due to significant investments in AI processors by major tech companies.
Start of Third Discussion on the Osaka Metropolis Plan, Difficulty in Completion Within the Year Expected
The Osaka Metropolis Plan's third discussion has begun, but significant challenges may prevent its completion within the fiscal year due to cautious opinions within the ruling party.
Global Debt: Record at $348 trillion – Explosive increase driven by government deficits
Global debt has surged to a record $348 trillion by the end of 2025, marking the fastest rise since the pandemic, primarily due to increased government deficits.
Expert: The next government faces a difficult task - billion-euro adjustments must be made as genuine savings
Professor Roope Uusitalo states that Finland's next government will face significant budgetary challenges requiring 8-11 billion euros in genuine savings or revenue increases.
Live: Chalmers in inflation 'denial', shadow treasurer says
Shadow Treasurer Tim Wilson accuses Jim Chalmers of being in denial regarding government spending's role in inflation, as the opposition criticizes the government's fiscal policies amidst ongoing inflation concerns.
Mansueto defends Temer's formula for the economy and criticizes the increase in spending on social programs
Economist Mansueto Almeida argues for a return to fiscal control methods from Michel Temer's administration while criticizing current social spending increases.
Revenue board urges states to align with new tax regime
The Executive Secretary of the Joint Revenue Board in Nigeria emphasizes the need for state governments to conform to new national tax laws to enhance fiscal reforms.
TCE of SC announces competition with 20 vacancies and a salary of R$ 10.4 thousand; see areas
The Court of Accounts of the State of Santa Catarina has announced a public competition for 20 vacancies, targeting various fields for the position of external control fiscal auditor.
Silent Revolution in Corporate Finance: Accounting Enters the Intelligent Era
The financial sector is transforming into a strategic hub due to digitalization and new pressures, evidenced by the introduction of platforms like Siigo Fiscal that enhance accounting practices.
Purra lashes out at the opposition – new stance on savings
Finnish Finance Minister Riikka Purra announced that the EU Commission does not require Finland to make immediate drastic adjustments in response to its budgetary surveillance status.
Refis comes into effect in Piracicaba: see how debt negotiation works and service locations by type of debt
The Fiscal Regularization Program (Refis 2026) has been implemented in Piracicaba, offering significant tax debt relief to residents.
Rapporteur of PEC 6x1 demands government counterpart to 'not place 100% of the impact on society'
The rapporteur of the PEC 6x1 in Brazil is urging the government to share the financial burden of changes to the workweek structure, rather than letting society absorb the full impact.
A taxpayer who had their payments miscalculated by the tax office is entitled to interest
A Polish taxpayer is entitled to interest due to a miscalculation of their payments by the tax office.
The primary surplus of the central government is R$ 86.9 billion in January and reduces by 2.2% in a year
Brazil's central government reported a primary surplus of R$ 86.9 billion in January, slightly below market expectations and a 2.2% decrease from the same month last year.
The First in the Nation: Hyogo Prefectural Police Abolish 'Essay' in Recruitment Exams for University Students
The Hyogo Prefectural Police have decided to abolish the essay component in their recruitment exams for university students starting from the fiscal year 2026, aiming to lower barriers for applicants as competition decreases.
Debris Retrieval Robot Arm Unveiled: Development Delays, Second Unit Set for 2026
Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) unveiled a robot arm designed to retrieve melted nuclear fuel from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, with plans to deploy a second unit by fiscal year 2026 due to development delays.
Unions warn of the impact of the debt brake – 'The economy cannot withstand significant tightening'
Finnish unions SAK and STTK caution that proposed fiscal tightening linked to the debt brake may seriously harm the country's economy.
Chilling estimates from economists about upcoming cuts: 'Vicious circle'
Economists provide alarming forecasts regarding necessary budget cuts in Finland, reflecting skepticism about government growth projections and fiscal strategies.
A shocking figure revealed - The knockout came immediately: 'Finland's economy cannot bear it'
Finnish labor organizations express concern over significant required adjustments to the national economy due to a new report on debt regulations, predicting a severe fiscal tightening in coming years.
IMF urges China to prioritise consumption-led rebalancing, curb industrial policy
The IMF calls on China to shift towards consumption-led economic growth and implement stronger fiscal measures to support domestic demand amidst a record trade surplus.
Trump talks affordability amid public distrust in his handling of the economy
In his State of the Union address, Donald Trump addressed concerns about the economy while facing public skepticism regarding his fiscal management.
Eldorado for Two Trillion. The President Should Have Vetoed the State Budget
The article discusses the criticism surrounding the Czech president's decision not to veto a state budget amounting to two trillion.
Live broadcast at 8:30: Parties reached an agreement - this is the debt brake
Finnish political parties have reached an agreement on a new debt brake ahead of the upcoming election term, although the Left Alliance has opted out of the agreement.
Chamber approves tax incentives of R$ 5.2 billion for data centers
The Brazilian Chamber of Deputies has approved a new tax incentive regime aimed at benefiting data centers, maintaining significant fiscal benefits for equipment purchases in this sector.
Brazilization of the World Goes Beyond What The Economist Exposed
The article discusses The Economist's use of the term 'Brazilization' in relation to wealthy countries' fiscal policies, emphasizing the cultural aspects of Brazil that are often overlooked in critical assessments of its economy.
Economic slowdown in 2025 compromises ICMS and worsens the scenario of tax reform
The economic slowdown projected for 2025 is expected to significantly impact ICMS revenues and complicate the fiscal scenario for states ahead of an impending tax reform in Brazil.
Speculation Tax: These luxury goods are now also exempt from tax
The Federal Fiscal Court has clarified that expensive motorhomes can be considered 'items of daily use' and thus exempt from the speculation tax on private sales.
Cars, cell phone plans, and luxury items among the goods that could become cheaper with the removal of internal taxes in labor reform
Argentina's labor reform bill, which is expected to be passed by the Senate, includes a fiscal chapter that proposes the elimination of internal taxes on certain goods, potentially reducing prices for consumers.
Refis: Piracicaba City Council unanimously approves debt negotiation bill with the city hall and rejects amendments
The Piracicaba City Council has unanimously approved a bill that establishes a Fiscal Regularization Program to allow debt negotiations with the city, while rejecting several amendments during the process.
Defense Minister: Japan plans to deploy ground-to-air missiles near Taiwan
Japan is set to deploy ground-to-air missiles on Yonaguni Island by the fiscal year 2030, signaling its commitment to boosting regional defense amid rising tensions with China.
The fiscal leadership supports the Government's request to investigate social networks for the dissemination of AI-generated child pornography
The fiscal leadership of Spain has unanimously backed the government's request to investigate social networks for distributing AI-generated child pornography, with the final decision resting with the Attorney General.
Report obtained by IL reveals: There may be an adjustment need of up to 15 billion euros ahead
A report suggests Finland may face a greater fiscal adjustment need than expected, potentially reaching 15 billion euros due to various economic factors.